HarvSpec
2021-05-07 11:15:55
- #1
Hi everyone,
currently I am thinking about the topic of a central computer.
The following apps should run on the computer so that I can then remotely access it from the Mac (M1 & Intel)
- ETS Professional
- Gira Project Assistant
- Unifi Controller
- possibly VirtualBox to play around with Home Assistant
in other words, I want to have all the programs that do not run natively on Macs or require an Intel chipset (or both, no idea what runs on Win for ARM) on a central computer, which I can then use remotely.
Since these are not "classic" server applications, I thought of a MiniPC or NUC with WIN 10, which I would run 24/7 in the 19" rack.
Does it make sense to switch to server technology designed for 24/7 operation? DELL PowerEdge or similar? But usually only the server versions of Windows run on those, and the rest is again "tinkering."
Regards,
Harv
currently I am thinking about the topic of a central computer.
The following apps should run on the computer so that I can then remotely access it from the Mac (M1 & Intel)
- ETS Professional
- Gira Project Assistant
- Unifi Controller
- possibly VirtualBox to play around with Home Assistant
in other words, I want to have all the programs that do not run natively on Macs or require an Intel chipset (or both, no idea what runs on Win for ARM) on a central computer, which I can then use remotely.
Since these are not "classic" server applications, I thought of a MiniPC or NUC with WIN 10, which I would run 24/7 in the 19" rack.
Does it make sense to switch to server technology designed for 24/7 operation? DELL PowerEdge or similar? But usually only the server versions of Windows run on those, and the rest is again "tinkering."
Regards,
Harv